Most fertilizers contain ammonia (nh3). ammonia forms when hydrogen reacts with nitrogen. which equation correctly represents the chemical reaction that forms ammonia? a.  3h2  + n2  → nh3  b.  h2  + n2  → 2nh3c.  h2  + n2  → nh3d.  3h2  + n2  → 2nh3

Answer

            The correct option is D.

Explanation with reason

            According to balance chemical equation

A. 3H2 + N2 → NH3

                              in the above reaction there are 6 mole of hydrogen atom and 2 mole of nitrogen atom on reactant side, one mole of nitrogen atom and 3 mole of hydrogen atom on product side. This is not a balance chemical equation.

B. H2 + N2 → 2NH3

                           There are 2 mole of hydrogen atom and 2 mole of nitrogen atom on reactant side and 2 mole of nitrogen and 6 mole of hydrogen atom on product side. This is not a balance chemical equation.

C. H2 + N2 → NH3

                           There are 2 mole of hydrogen as well as nitrogen atom on reactant side and i mole of nitrogen and 3 mole of hydrogen atom on product side. so, this is also not a balance chemical equation.

D. 3H2 + N2 → 2NH3

                               There are 6 mole of hydrogen atom and 2 mole of nitrogen atom on both side. So this is a balance chemical equation.

Conclusion

                   It is concluded from above discussion that D equation correctly represents the chemical reaction that form ammonia.

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